Fassport is a private capital infrastructure platform built for funds and founders. Its core capabilities include AI investor matching, automated outreach, and an institutional-grade data room, designed to cover the entire process from matching to closing.
Key features:
- AI investor matching: After uploading a pitch deck, the AI scores and provides a weekly shortlist of matches across a network of more than 150,000 verified LPs, with each match accompanied by a fit score.
- Automated outreach: Multichannel sequences automatically reach out to matched investors, handling introductions, follow-ups, and meeting scheduling, with results synced directly to the calendar.
- Institutional-grade data room: Supports 506(b)/506(c) investor verification (typically completed within 24 hours), due diligence document sharing, e-signature subscription documents, and post-closing capital calls, reporting, and K-1 management.
- AI advisory board: Provides twenty expert perspectives on strategic decisions and gives a decision quality scorecard, with a score above 7 indicating a recommendation to proceed.
How to use it: Users can drag and drop a pitch deck (PDF, PPTX, DOCX supported), and Fassport automatically drafts offering materials; the platform provides a weekly match list, and users can contact investors directly by email, phone, or LinkedIn; the verification process is completed online through a secure link, usually returning an auditable record the same day.
Use cases: Suitable for more than 12 asset classes, including real estate, private equity, venture capital, oil and gas, private credit, healthcare, infrastructure, energy, agriculture, family offices, operating companies, and institutional alternatives, whether for a first-time syndication or multi-fund management.
Limitations: Fassport provides tools but does not raise capital on the user's behalf; the platform does not charge success fees or a percentage of capital raised. LPs do not pay Fassport to invest. Specific feature details, pricing for additional services, and deployment timelines may vary depending on the actual situation, and some information is not currently available.
